Two Palestinians killed during Israeli operation


 



 



 ISLAMABAD: Israeli border police said on Tuesday, March 1, that the incident took place when an Israeli police officer and some undercover personnel arrested a suspect in the Jenin refugee camp last night. Were operating for Israeli security forces were searching for the suspect, who was "involved in terrorist activities."



 Attack on Israeli forces


 According to the Israeli police, as soon as the forces came out after detaining the wanted person, they were attacked from many directions. In response, undercover forces returned fire. It is reported that more than 150 people hurled stones and petrol bombs at Israeli forces in the clash.



 (to be continued)



 According to Israeli police, as he approached the assailant's vehicle, one of the assailants opened fire on the forces, and "he was killed in retaliation."



 Who were these Palestinians?


 Two people were killed during the clashes, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health. The state news agency Wafa identified the dead as 22-year-old Abdullah al-Husari and 18-year-old Shadi Khalid Najam.



 The deaths of these two people have caused great grief and anger in the fetus. According to the same news agency, Israeli forces have also arrested a released prisoner Emad Jamal Abu Al-Hijja.


 Israeli settlements


 In the occupied West Bank, raids by Israeli forces to arrest suspects are on the rise.



 Last month, Israeli forces killed three suspected Palestinians in broad daylight in the northern West Bank city of Nablus.


 Israel occupied the West Bank in 1967 during a six-day war against Jordan. Since then, Israel has resettled the entire region, which is considered illegal under international law. There are about 475,000 Israelis living in these Israeli settlements.